The Sun. — London, England, 1809-06-27 00:00:00

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NUMPER 523` id [PRICE SIXPENCE RALPPEMON 2 - .„ _ lk ADAME CATAL&NI having signified her.l ANL desire to Mr. tl.orrit.- 4 ,13 tii;e a CtiNCElt'l\for the , BliN EFT!' of %ALA i:1T413.1. 4 4 11.451'1T19:14•MS of the ..111 ET itO VOUS, that Gentleduen most ivillinl ty gave his consent, and uptie are • respectfully tiettle4, that on Thursday the 6th of (illy next, Madame atalani will give ; a Gratvi,Coticeft; ar the Pantheon (the Proprietors.of which • have liberal)) ~r..ii,ted the use of it gratis), assisted by the .most eminent VocaVand 'instant - I:twat Perforitiers.' •' whole of the irotits of this Concert will be clivi , !ed between' Westminster Hospital, and the Bayswater Lying-in lloSpital: The Concert wilt be tinder lite Direction of Mr. Viiiiiew4:a. Applications will be received by the Committee, and the Plan of tie Boxes t..i.be seen at inslPiano-Forte Rooms, 49, Leicester-square.. • 'rickets .to , the B.ixes tos. bd. Saloon 7s. to' be had as - ebove, and at all tile iirincipal Music Shops. Further'. Particulars will be kiven in tuture Advertise. Silents. . • , . • SALES, tz-c. E,IST INDIA IiOrISA • - • ,7attc 2 1 Soq I I . . . T RH, co (MT of DIRECTORS of the tINITED . co:111).41yr of !PIERCE-44N l'S of . sSN(;LANLJ, Trod- ins to the EASF INDIES, do herehy 4 ive Notice, That a General Consi et, ihe raid Company will he iteM 6y ad journment at their thou, i,t Leadeaball,stseet, on Mars-dog, 6th Yu}' next, at .Eleven c'Cloe& in the F.renoort, for the purpose of taking into its Consideration the Repr.rt of 'the Seidl' Committee of the !Imre of . COINIPIONS. appointed to enquire into the existence of • any Corrapt Prasiiits, in regard to the Appointment and Nomina tion of 1141,ftr.: or Cadets in the sfevice of the Last India Con "..Y • WILLIAM .R.f.trSA Y, Secretary. liotlifßUßGH PAPERS. N _ • A COUNTRY: RESIPENCH FOR A cENTLMAN'S FAQ' LLY, In the Neighbourhood a SOUTHAMPTON. TO .I3E SOLD ll* AUCTION, By Mr . . NATIVITS, , WANTS 'A SITUATION; 1 6 i, S VALET or FOQINAN, it. Native -of Ger wally, about 36 years of age. !lain° objeaion to Town ' •or Country, ~r tq 'lnver. The most undeniable references can be gi .. , :n as to Character, lex, ' 1.,. tterz. addressed to I . E. .it Mr. Methuter's, 39, Hay. InAlk 6:r, will be duty attemied to. ' - , , • ALIiIi).I FIRE and LI FE INSURANCE COMPANY, stw. litics•Srmaicr, Isl.ACKFittAga; Empowered by Ad ot.Parli•iment, For INSURANCE from FI R E,. and. on LIVES ; and tor .• the t., - nt arid Purchase of A JNSURAN CES falling dud sat 'Midhu co tiler should be renewed witarin fifteen Days from that period. Atratetitents*are mad..., according to the Plan, which origi. 'Tinted wit n s taiis Compai.y, on the Premiums of all f ire I usu. rancer, out OrLondon. A large Advantage is allowed on Lite Insurance; arttfi very facility. is afforded by which the in. terest aurl lotiuntence of the PuOilc Tay be promoted. • WA RN Lk 14;IIP PS, Secretary.. ***, The Company's Office' furthe West-end of London is *t No' 97, near Oxford -street, on the West Side .of New Mouth slfset. , • WESTMINSTER SOCIETY, . YQR INSURANCE ON' LIVES AN!) SURVIVOR. SHIPS, AND GRANTING ANNUITIES,,, . Strand and Cornhill; London i . And:by Agents in Edinbuo;h, Glasgow, Dublin, and other -, . pritimpal`Towns. 1 NSURANCE on LIVES affords the opportunity. 1 to provide for the Ageitolve Widow, and the Fatherless. and to guard o.:inst the loss and disappointment of a depend asc! on the casAati . y.'of Lilt s ; . To provide tines for the renewal of Leases, held on Lives ; TO secure the purchase money for. Annuities or any Life Interest ; as, • .'hurch Preferment or other situation, by Which they pos sess only Income inr Lite ; , .. To tacilit.ne the d r rim ge men{ of Marriage Settlements and other peranti.iry transactions i • TO assist debtor and creditor in accomplishing the settle- Mein of affairs to prevent bankruptcy. „ . CRANTING',etNNUITIFS , .. Affordsa resource against . Oirl Age, , Sickness, bodily In- , &miry, and other casualties of Life., ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. ;No. 4 ,, , , V0RNH,11.1-;.and,g, CHARING,CROSS: , TBISH respectfully solicits the attention of the . Pnbit.: to the SCHEME of the ensuing STATE. LOT isERY, wn.,l) he emters - litrnscts' they will highly approve and as the new l'hui will admit of one Number /so,ooot. those wlio tiish for a 'Double, Treble, or Qtizdaipie Chance, should be — early in their application to bespeak their taviiiiriie Tickets, as there are but 5,060 N unn. bets in the wholel t iAtery, after which be dr.iwti in Ohe " "—• TICKETS anst'SliAlt ES am settinc in great variety, and Schemes with t lie Particulars may be had at either ut lus uld established Onkel. ' • 4,COruhitl, or gv, - CHARING:CROSS. , • GOODLUCK, AND CO. R EI)EI.7ITULLY-, acquaint the Public . • that l; and SHARES lot the STATE LOT , RY are on at - their Offices, Corn Intl, and tacirig the :; cif the rotig.'s Mews, Charing.cross. There are hut 5,0,0 ;awn (trrini.l to 5,00 p inclusive),. '<Air 'tickets of etch Nuinuer. The whole to be draws in tine Day. • ; , •., CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 - - . . - ~20,901 - • 4 - £s,ooo I of 'Xl,O$O 4 - - • of_ 2,tt00 12 - of .4 • SCO ett;. ,rltE. c . Schemes at large gratis. . • THIRD.AND LAST GRAND crry. LOTTERY ofFRE - MOLD HMS,. , ' 'lliseharged - of Land-Tax. .Upwards of 4300.000 in CAPITAL PRIZES. 1 0 ,000 'Pickets, to be Drawn in Guildhall in Your Days, c,c or) ;Pickets each Day.-- N`o fixed *Prize. Jilltf.. are l'wenty.tivc grand Capital Prizes in this Lt rrr E Y, consisting of: TWeittr,nine excel. lent FREE HOLD HOUSES, sitt , ated in Skinner- street arid kickett-street, &c. whic:ii were estimated in the year IS Q 6,' NVhen Building Materiais were much eneaper than at present, by five einii;ent Storveyurs, and proved by thern'tkpon Oath,. before a Culllllllllec of the House of Commons, to be worth upi,varls of X loo,ioo; but as it is desirable that the Public . should know the present improved Value of the Property, new kiurvey and I:stilt - me is now preparpig,. which will be published as soon as it can be obtained. CK 6 ES and SHARES are on S.ik by •Sir I..INIES ItitANSCOh , II3 awl No. 37. Cot/Milt ; t it, Holborn ; 3s, Ha) rri i tt; and z6n, Strand t Who sold and , Shared Three of the Grand Catinal Prizes its the last City Lottery. PRESENT PRIpE. Ticket . -•- , 4:2 S - I Eigtitii - . - 3 o Quarter - - - s,Q Sixteenth . - 6 The Price will shortly advatett.—Schemes at ta:g, m ay b e had gratis. • MONE Y • . . •-,1 1 / 4 ESSR S. LUCAS mid Co. beg Lewd to- inform -Avi: those that ustay be desirous of burro . .vnig Tempo. fart' or Permanent SUMS Qf _mol4 EY, kit tlt cal! at all times, and without detiy, advance any Sum fnuil' Onz.' Hun dred to Tvienty Thousand Pnurids. ant upwards. on Personal •or any other Security„ athang from Marriage SettleniNts,Mo. , trey in the t•unds, Clero mens' Livings, or Fteehuld, Copy hold, and Leasehold the most fair and e''.tuitable • Terms, and wilt a lso'conditet every Negatiatiori at much less tx pence than what i 3, usually incurred in money transaetions. Personal A pp4c.atiohs Messrs. Lucas anst Co. daily' re-- ctive at their house, N0..19, terinyn-stteet, St. James's, anti Letters, putt-Paid. immediately ans.vered. ' • 'N. H. Ten' years purchase be given for %yell secured Annuities. • • A T the Cheapest and Best Ho-aidry: Warehouse. in the Kingdom, octween C4stle . and Old Itckhial Coot, No. 434, in iu. Strand, the greatest Bargains in'e now consisting , ot thoA . ! Cotton for Boots, at only ts. od. firer psis, worth 25. 6d. ; Women's stout Cothin ts. 6d., worth 25. td. ; tine 25. 9:1; extra super 35. 9d. wi , rth ss. ; stout black and white Silk 6s/311: with . laved clocks 7s. 6tl. ; extra good toy , &t . A variety of Pktent Angola.l-lose i * r vant:4 not t 4 shrink, twin 25. t)d. to the hest (pia' ; stou t worsted 15. sit.; hne 257 ' • snpertine 3s, 6d._ ; Stlk. Mit,s Is. 6d. ; curicnis Article in - squAre • Net:lVlitts dies' n , _•w-iittrvro . .',i c.ticulated t¢ give: case earl! elei;al.‘r ; Mn e'a Cottoil 11r3wcra 3s. 6d, with every 'other Arch:h. , .r ; that can • possibly be made, u to',t.,e t)est 4 a,td for cxportation.— Swciii4s 140114 tO any kattern. „ On Thursday the zoth of tidy, at th,- Dolphin rnn, South' . ampton, with the Fixtufes . , Furniture, See. ice. situate mar the pleasanu Village of Nlitbrook, and within - to:6 'miles of Southampttin, THAT "Delightfol COTTAGE, .called LACE,' in al remarkably salubrious Air,:havnig a very 'extensive and pielare;que View of the surrounding Country, Milbrook Bay; the/ Forest, &t, ice. supplied with plenty of excelknt Water; comptising a Dining aud Breakfast Parlour, Drawing.roolu, and seven Bed rooms, with appropriate Offiv:s, a small Plea,itte-ground - , Kitchen. garden, Double Coach.liouse and.Stabting, and about Three Aeres'of Posture Laud. kurther partku tars may 14. had (if by 11:ttef, post-paid) of 'the Kudioacer; at his lattice. in EAst..stre.::, Southampton. CUSTOM.HOITSE, London, lune 1809. FOR SALE, • By; Order of the Honourable the Coauriissioners of His Ma jesty's Custorni, on Wednesday the zilch, and "riturWay the s9th of June, tso9, at Four o'Clock'in the Afternoon of th.said Days, prec6ely, , it► the Long Room Ctutoin. /louse, London, ' • THE , foliavving 'GOODS, whiclv are allotted in small Qnsittities, for the better Acmninodation of the several Owlets, as well as private Persons,' wilt, choose to become Purchasers. ' • FOR . EXPORTATION. • • East I udiA Prohibited Goods, *C. , • FUR EIONI E coNsumrami. Spirituous Liquors. Wine, China; Tea, Colke, Chocolate, Cro‘ery, liaarlum Oil, Cum Ammoniac, Bark, and other Drugs ' Lined Drapery, %Vaulter' Cloth, Slutwls, Lace, Stock., ings, Corneliatis, Fans, Gungs, lionthasins„ Cotton Yarn. Worsted Throws, Watches, Festhers, , Pistachio ,Ker, els, Cobalt, Barge Boats, •Anchors, Timber, Tobacco, Snulf, Tarpaulins,,and. sundry other Goods, as tr.critioned in the 'Catalogue. CLEAR ,OF ALI!. DUTIES. The Tobacqo and Snuff to be 19 . 11:4VCII at the Tobacco %Statehouse, London Do'eks, The . Tarnaultns at ‘ll ycherly's Yard. The Barge halts, Anchors, Cimbar, &c. at the Tobacco C round, .Kothnrhithe ; and alt the otter Goods at Hts Ma jesty's Warehouses, Ctio , am I Lane, London, On Monday the 2611 t, and Tuesday the 7.7tii of lune, ;gag, and on the Days of sale, troll) Nine in tne'Morning to One in the After. noon. . ..__... . • Wh•Je Catalogues will be delivered. 1•1'. B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid for on or be. tore Satulda) the !stli luly, itirg,' between the Hours of Nine o'Lllm:k in toe Nlorning and *lace in the Afternoon, or the Deposits made, ther i fsn wil. ab:.oitttely bevoine forfeited, and tile Goods resuid Winn; Sate. This Day was published, price 3s. T HE FARMER'S MAGAZINE, No. XX.X VIII. on t a i n i ng —Thoughts eniii.criiing the nrst Principles of Agriculture -Onservaiions on 'the . !nadir,. of ' smearing Sheep -- Proposal hie roic-ardnig the n ventor of the Threshing Machine Cin the Difficult ies which attend the Improvement of Moss Land Porirt..of a .Lease for an Arabic Farm in Scot land -- Calculatnns respeeting the Ex pence of lnclosing Land With Store Walls - Draft and Description Ist a new Mode of yoking' Horses 'in a Threshing l%'lacltina.,—Oit. a Method of (.omen ipening,Glapes-em a common I Wall, :eke. &c. Let ter from the it everetat 41r. Ileadrtek.respeCtingtheManage. Merit of Moss 1 and—The 'Property.Tax defended by an En. glish•Commissioner. 'On the Diseases ot WheAt, &e. On. the Culture (it Sea, Kati, ond on the Stake-Fishing in India. Observations on Cutting Flay by Day's Wages. -A new Plan for sowing. mini's, so as the young Mots may not be da. magett ,Insetts.. • Agricult nt di Intelligence, &c. &c. PriAted for 'Archibald Constible and Co. Edinburgh, and Cotitabie,. Hunter, Pail, and Hunter', ' to, Ludgate.street, -Les, • . ••' On SaLirday, July I, will be published, Price O. tt., printed on I..:pl.tnibier , ['a l ter. Folio, and con • tawing four Plates anti' a V Nnette, ensr4ved in exact inn tatsun ot the Original No. :f To be continued fveek' two Months) of a work entitled TFIE ITALIAN SCOOL, Hof DESIGN; exem 11116tilo a at ries "of lc:: Similes, carefully engraied iby Ernment-Artlsts; front Orawingi 91 the grailteSt I . 4iptel44el4:s‘,4l9turs , pt.ltaly. Selected float the Collci.:- fkpil,of. • WM. 'YOUNG oTTLEY, F.S.A. With Notes, Biographical, Critical, and 'Explanatory. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rtes. and Orate;.;Paterttos. ter-row ; •and the Author, No. 43, krith-stteet, Soh k-square, where Specimens or the Work, and a mote detailed ervSpcc. ttIS, may be. seen. , . The e.OtietAion from which 'llia s 1 ecimens. for this work are selected, was print:Tally made by the Editor during a long raidgrieo , ,in Italy, -at a period when the calamities of the Lositersiumni thoe , Cabinets winch itittl tfit' chief pride'uf,the - great of that try '"llkiieifois are or .4aritios desettfittlens. and exhibit the; mock of conduct observed by theigreat I tatian .rails itt t;tc piocesot . those finished Pictures whi.;il I;iise conizihuhied tit arimiratioo of.4oc,:ec,fing istio. .it tins like ihe iirt:SWlt, distingundtectiby the love, Linn the PArhiLigeot the flits, a is t;:)iit;..:ived, that earettilly r:ie.7stuules of these StudtT.s C3MICH of being to the lirltiTh Public as caleulatLA'to„gratily Inc t Lite ot titti tind to ailuid V.iftlAble . .443stauce tO 'the Student. . . Lattly pultsiiecl, price 64. in buLds, rrliE ELEMENTS of GREEK GRAMMAR, j. with Not - es the tux of t..ose who have made...some progreas lit the alt Ethituu. By K. 'VALPY, D.D. F.A.S.' S . -Id by' Nlessss. Richardson, Law, Longman, and Co. ; Lat;,,ingtoit.ibri hivington, Lutoi, Du:au. Where. !nay De had, oy the, same, hire Eleh,ients,Or Latin Urainsuir, with Notes, &e. 7 th Edit. price zs. bit. hound. o,le4uii oententiarthit ct Historianim, ad us= tironum accuindind4 us. gitT Edit. price as. 6d ' , thcwrom, et Geographirs, e Lice. roar, ac. cacti pia; ad Edit. price is.- b,i. A Net.' Latin Vocabulary, adapted to the best Grammars, with Tables, 3d Edit. price is. 6tt. ' First ExercizxS, to NI Intosidtcd into Latin, with familiar eXplAnLitiona, 2kt Lon. price is. lid. , Latin, Dialogues, ,i. , :otiectat from the best Datin Writers, as Edit.. price as. PootiCiti Chronology of Ancient and English History, 2d Edit, price as. * * .. iOtt Copies of the Reading School Poems may still -......... i Where may be had also, ' . F.lc ) :antle Latinal. 4 lit Nix or I...xere.ises inuoded ott rules fur WIII log I...iitin Pr.iso with eleg.dice i sid Edit, prige pi. 611. 1 , Eiii)tutAt Ci..erunts :.viec.tir, price 21. Wi..ii4eliti 01 441,yielit, Myttiolosy t price 4. PRIG, OF IftErt Bank Stock, 24* Navy pet Cent. shut s per Cent t 797. inikh s per Cent'. 4 pet cent, sj 3 vet Cent. Ne‘t. 68 ki pet PUNS. Shia BAIN 1 . . Ann. Steck, abut S pAY. i6v. t7s. pr. South Sea stuck, shut M. 0.? Amt. shut 3 ptl, cett„ strut etteti, res. pr. (Ittinitttri. it pt. ttetpetiiti '3 per etilt. ,Curio ; tot upetting, 4,1 Paint; :urn, 7.-:-The corps of the Archduke John, 'which, on its retreat, from Italy ; arrived 'in and about Presbufg; is not, as has been falsely as serted from go to sia,ooo . men, but from 35 to 49,000 strong. The Archduke Charles, after have ing cobsiderably reinforced himself, partly by ta,i 'ilia and partly by the gutigarian Insurrection, of which latter ita,ooo,Men, all cavalry, lat e ly j o i ne d, him, detached to the Archduke Johrj 20,000 men,- so that the latter is now 00,900. strorg, and. may . again at upon theoffensive. Lt is said, that in re• inforting the , Archduke .T.Ohn,:the Archduke has in contemplation to make him threaten with his whole force the rear of the Grand ArMy, while the Arch duke Charles himself would endeavour to etre& the. passage -of the Danube, nay Vienna, by which means the hostile army, not to be placed between two fires, or involve the city of Vienna itself in the combat, would probably be induced tei - remove from it and•take another po4ition.... AUGSBURGII, ,JUNE 7.—ANT the French 000 vernmeni Einifetie had arrived here to.day, wu learned that the head=quarters of the Emperor'Na• poleon had been removed front Ebersdort back to -. Schoenbrunn. The ithturgehts of the Voralberg have advanced to Kerapten, near to that city, and seized all the public chesti. By_ the retreat of the French Oeiteral Picard, Mentruingen i 3 again in danger. • MUNICH, JUNE 6.—To-day the brigade of Gen. Count Seydovich, making part of Deroi's arrived here from Itispruck, to remain fur soma time in cantonments. After the penetrating of the divisions Of Demi' and Wrede into the Tyrpl, and the, net:upation . of In sprock, the Tytnieans solemnly promised to lay down their arms and behave as good subjects. No treachery was dreackd on their part. The division of Wrede marched to tbeGrand Army by'S:ll;burg, and l)eroi remained'. but on the tepth May,' the rebels agaiu took up aTIIIS and attacked Deroi'm divi sion, near Inspruck, horn all skies. The battle began at eight-o'clock in the miming, and lasted tilt tour its the afternoon.. It b,:itig ipossible that want of provisions would be felt, it was reso;ved in the night to break up for Kufstein. In the retreat) • Lieutenant-Colonel .Gunther was &died, and Major Vietlerne) er dangerously wounded. Musicn, JuNit . 7-10--The 14th regiment ana that of .I.3.eyseng, who came into this city and its % , ieiuity on the•sth, br,oke, up again on the Bth. General Delors head-quarters are also removed from hence to'WolfUrths-Hausen, The Tyroleans, in separate detachments, brOke furth .frata.the mountains, and occupied several places in Lipper 13isvaria. -Yesler day they are said to hate emoted Nattnau, ter, lve leagues frorrileace. '4Na'7.—bot King is much eeved at the pertidyot the blind and faiiatic Tyrolese. Most' titDerot's division 117 gune to Rosinshun, in our neighbourhood, in order to cover this capital. Ge neral Wredo is hastening back by forced Marches to joitt'Deroi•; they will act vigorously against the re bels, in conjunCtion with Gen. Reautnont. AllimmtNGE,N, .1 . 0$„11 6...—The Tyrolean Insurgents have agiin broken forth by the way, of Gdparnis and Fitissen, and the Voralbergers through linmenstaal. There are Austrian troops with them, with , sotne artillery. Where the Marquis de Chatillar is, is un ,knowin, ileneral Picard, wliorn the Generat•of Di vision, Beaumont, had de,tached from Augsburg to Ketupten t bloke up yesterday at three o'clock, from thtt,C4cles of the 11ler and, Lech, with his corps of one. thousana men and . the Wirternl:yerg and Augs« burgh volunteers, under Baron Adirean. fie re-, treats . tovvirds Lindsberg and liae Moe. It is 'thought he wants, by . this retrograde motion, to draw' the insurgents into the plains and cut them in. pieces • With his cavalry, Winch are two tilOuStlild men Strong. The Lindau post MS been due sinc e th e std,' hence' we have alarming reports. Th e num b er o f the people dying from. the Algar through this city is very considerable. BANItS OF THE JUNE 10. A—The removal Napoleon's head-quarters from Ebersdorf io Schoen« tbarvuonutri, citeof use s E a r t e , a n r c iety h,a o r f ins ? o ,4 n e s, b 7 a h v i e eis p a n t r r e i o n t o : t l o a f the Tyt6,l and Voralberg are also said, on the au thority of private letters, to have , advanced to t h e neighhouthood LVlttnich,, Angsbergh, and 44ern« tningett. Their operations create a 'favourable di ver:aim fur the Austrium, and it Was expected that thii`Arehduke Ci;arles would, before tic: 10th iost. renew oticmive operatiorid, and, assisted by alt army ! Amer the Arckluke John and. the collective body of the kfungariaii insurrection, succeed itt reposses- Sing - bitnselt hi Vienna: This day the :svhtile-corps of getts traritieS set out front Hamborgb-- for the wand army, leaving only ie meta behind them. The major part of the army. under Valtny, or, Kellerman, is said to have taken ..the same route. Schoetibrunti is tour leagi , e4 from Viett ; and in the latter city the - distressed and' loyallWlhabitants are allowed to be in a ferment, cc. Casiond by the arrogant treatment they exPerierice from their .arrogant invaders, and a want of pro, visions-bordering almost ott:a :amine. ' • .Genera,l4tuchell, son to the Freiich.Ex-Direetor, ilna',Generat in of Jerome Napoleon's arum, •;41' arrived. at tianibut ; some say he 'wants to ne« gactate a loan tor ins master. others again maintain that he is to be the temporal-) G vendor of the Hanle Towns, and Ins master ptutector, i. e. extortioner, (Id interitit, Ait the .Prussiatt regiments are noW in motion, an d i t it; riarnkolte ‘ t that the Prussian army of obser vati-n is, ,under certain circumstances, to.occupy Lianover. Since -the occupation of Vienna we are without any kind of intelltgente from Tittkey,.yet ti .e Part* is supposed a hay, commencen, op.:rations against the ititssians, '416: squadruu stilt • • • MATRIMONY. FROM -the Luxury, Dii,ipmion, Excesses, and encrvatin.t indulgences ut persons in almost every rank of life, inixerds that ..ti„Adrtietcu mate of the human Mame, termed Nervous Debility ; the most distressing s) mptorn of . which lion incapacity to tutfil the groat and , primartobjed of orarriage. This unhappy state is indisputably too fre quently the gtilzWing canker-worm of the heart, which gene rates those horrid ideas that lead to the desperate climax of suicide. The genuine ST t El. LOZ. ENG ES are the best, nut the only ronedy toe this species ., tl;•bility I indeed Steel is confetsedly tne most -powerful tonic and restorative Medicine in the Universe., this. preparation is proved. by long experience to be superior to a 4 others. Thii STE E L LO7. EN G ES are prepared and sold by the Inventor, Or, Senate, 3, Ludgate-Hill, price 7s . p er b ox ; and may be had of his Agents in town,:unl country ; but ob serve his signature,' E. Senate, in his haritl.writing, or they Cannot be genuine. _ _ ' lust...published, 'remit Edition, Dr. Senate's Treatise. on Female Compiaiats, price as. 6d. a book that should be read by every ina(ried woman. • TIM REV. MR. DARFT.AV!S PATENT ANTIDELi. _ IT was a'remark of the celebrated Dr. Buchan, Author of the Domestic Medicine, that complinnts of the Stott-rich and Bow.els are the prevailing Malady of this Country, wkich lay the Cpundation 'of the inure forrnAolu and (041 Diseases; that the' person who could dise vet • be telief aild cure a safe and infallible remedy wri! Id per form a must simporrant service to society. .T.ltat has now• been made in the Pateitt Antibilibus Pills of the Key. Ma'am Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high estiniatien in which they are deservedly.lield, has coolderably lessened the number of these complaints; and biiii•tuir, in a short time, to be the means of entirely eradi eatitg.them. - These Pills have a•quick and sate operation, they ad powerfully and specifically on the Pile, .and thus remove the numerous disorders connetted - with it, Sick head- Aches, Flatulence, Liver Complaints, I atindice, Ner,- vacs Disorders from Indigestion, &c. They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto °Hived to the arid tne Proprietor is supported by 'the moat respee4able evidence of the first characters of the Nobility , and ot hers, that they have never been administered 'to any person without giving certain and speedy relief, arid tit this end cornpletine Cure, This valuable Medicine, having been used with success, is reconimended by the ft:A lowing . dis ling Uished „Personages The Right Host Viscount Dillon. - The LORI Bishop-of Bath and. Wells. ^ . Sir john floneywoed, Bart. NT, P for Honiton, Sir Stephen Lushington, hart. M.P. far rertyn. Thomas Anson, Esq. Nl'. P. tar Litchfield. lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. foi Southampton. Nicholson Calvert, fitiq. M.P. for Hertford ' Ed m und Boehm, Esq. New-srk•et, Spring Gardens. Thomas liaminersley, Esq., Pall-M111.• C. W . Dickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop of CariterburY. The Nev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq M: P. for %Velars& . Sold wholesaie and retail by Mr. Butler, No. 4,Cireapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby. 'Stafford -street, Ind liont-sticet ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; Bacon and CO. iio, Ox ford-street ; and by all sespe.ttable Vander; its Town and Country. A Caution.--ohserve the name of Parclay is en graved on rise Stamp, Which is 'affixed on the our-U..; wrap,. per of each , box; all. not. so stamped ate a tialigerou,ohi . tation. • lite 0. .6d. an 4 DeFbax, with ample To THOMAS TA.Y.Lt tit, 'Esq. Sir, No, o, BridgeLstreet,. Blackfriars.' I CONSIDER it out an ad bt'ittstice due to the ' 'merits , Of your E'v PATEN 1' . 1' ILLS, to corn.' moon:ate to you the fnilowing Cure wifich:has recently been, pertornted by theta: 'Acquaintance , - tinily, by 'the breaking out of old Venereal Complaint. (attended by a - complication of disorders arising therefrom was ~,lticxd al most to 3 . okeleton; atkirsittuauAtt It hatt the th-st trivdtra I advice which could be obtained . , and tried a variey ut l'nent Medteints, not hint coultifie o . rocured which:seemed to suit his case, ter to do him any service : lie ternioneti in a tOost re. duceti and intianir sittiatiuti rot ttyn ye.st a; tol,,ble to -(,:now tris„.profeimon, and §l.;a.tvely able to walk or st tlid nrt his legs ; irl-fatt do 4.1 tui Who knew' bill) 'ever suppostd it On. SibtelOr recover. .tiv wits AdViiild at litSt try your !.rake's Pills--lie niti so, adhertint strictly to flu...lift/414)ns given with them. He had that taken Arture tbail two boxes be- tore lie totiod an atterition fir:Alie better: this , acouristed him' to -poweed; and by taking a teW' boxes More lie round his apiKtire and strength g!aduelfy return, and is now as health) anti stunt as 414 m.,i 1 kn,,w' Yon ate welcome, Sir, to iettr any person tome tur a coiiiirinstion•of the kbove . aceuout it it 4iimild be dioebreti. , 1 - ami.Sir; your obedient humbie tarvaq, ;Abrary, • ' Oreilirect And Sold by-the Sole i niptiek)r, Tao's• Tevi.ols, Member ut-the itnyd t;,'ll, !t ' 4 ' StilgeonSi Londim, at his lidust, No. 9, Now w 'lyre, atter. a constant residence ut more than ,Forty. Years, in a practi,:e itartit..ularly tired::! the Cute ot real Cumin:tints, arid those inci4etital to fbi Pam. of. - Cenci:olo m V,orlt - with mat oivir:}ahle secrecy wrii,.:l"Nlrit or his Profession observe, he batters himself,, the advice and assitn(llice he grauitout ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning - Public, as an asivaiitige seldom to be obtained, and void ot ambiguity. cyiss4olti, - by his ApOuirttinent, tor the convenience of those nving at a. distance, it the l'ertunier'S, N. 3SI St:',4l. bares-street, Pad Mall; the TOyStlcap y NO, to;, Oktbrti- Street ; Mt. I)isborough's, No. 7, 'Fith..street . ..iiill4 'Mt Baxter's St-bridge, plinburgh ; Mr. nmald's, Gitts• gow ; dr. 111111; Paine-street:, lluhlir ; Mr. Ifillinge's; Li. verpool; Mr; Atkinsonfs, Manchester Lana byone In every considerable Town in Great Britain and Ireland in Boxes ut only - za4 9si. each, . sealed up with full and plain dirqctions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themSeires with ease, speed; secrecy, and safety: ' N. D. Lvery s isois sold in Great ISruaui is • sealed up with asteunp, oii winch, by favour of the. CiAturtissiiiners, is print. ' ed at the Stalip-office, " T. Taylor, No. g, New Bridge. scre , :t," toonutaie which is Felony, and A lt 3theis are.coure terfeits